Omeprazole

Synonym: 73590-58-6; Omeprazole; Losec; Prilosec; Esomeprazole; Antra; Omeprazon; Audazol; Omapren; Omepral; Parizac; Zegerid; Mopral; Miol; Belmazol; Ceprandal; Dizprazol; Dudencer; Emeproton; Epirazole; Gastrimut; Gastroloc; Gibancer; Indurgan; Inhibitron; Inhipump; Logastric; Pepticum; Peptilcer; Prazidec; Sanamidol; Secrepina; Ulcometion; Mepral; Miracid; Omeprol; Omezol; Omisec; Omizac; Ompanyt; Ozoken; Prysma; Ramezol; Ulceral; Ulcesep; Ulcozol; Zefxon; Zoltum; Desec; Elgam; Lomac; Ulsen; Ultop; Zimor; Ocid; Omed; Omid; Demeprazol; Nopramin; Omeprazol; Omezolan; Paprazol; Pepticus; Prazentol; Prazolit; Procelac; Regulacid; Danlox; Erbolin; Lensor; Morecon; Nilsec; Olexin; Omegast; Omesek; Ortanol; Osiren; Proclor; Result; Ulcsep; Victrix; Zepral; Exter; Gasec; Ulzol; Omebeta 20; Tedec Ulceral

MDL: MFCD23135254
CAS Number: 73590-58-6
Compound CID: 4594

Product Size

100 mg; 200 mg; 500 mg; 1 g

Price

Datasheet

MSDS

Properties

Description

Omeprazole is a proton pump inhibitor and promotes healing of tissue damage and ulcers caused by gastric acid and H. pylori infection.

Molecular Formula

C₁₇H₁₉N₃O₃S

Source

Synthesis

Purity

>98%, determined by HPLC.

Identity

Confirmed by NMR and MS.

Melting Point

156°C

Applications

Omeprazole can be used for content determination, identification, and pharmacological experiments, etc.

Safety Information

Personal Protective Equipment

Gloves, eyeshields, N95 mask